who's now at six. >> president biden just hours away from touching down in san francisco for several days of high profile meetings. one key issue, he is set to tackle with the chinese president and aipac bringing out acrobatics to the

city. >> the peculiar scene on one of san francisco's most iconic buildings. >> then a live look at the golden gate bridge. right now, the north bay might be seeing rain throughout the day, but there is more coming to the rest of the area soon. >> peculiar. that's not the word i would choose. what is it? it was really cool. it is banned for many times. >> yes. >> that was shady. >> we love you, bandaloop. i reclaim the shady ness. >> it was actually very beautiful. good morning. on this tuesday, november 15th. >> we can't wait to share that with you, but we want to start the check of our forecast because we're looking at the radar behind us. we are a lot going on, a lot going on in the north bay. >> let's go to live doppler seven. it is busy this morning where we do find those showers primarily across the city, parts of the east bay and points to the north right now, we are mostly cloudy and dry across the south bay. and for today, the focus of the rain is really going to be in the north bay. so on the exclusive abc7 storm impact scale, it is a level one

light storm today with scattered showers this morning giving us the biggest impact for slick roads for the morning commute mainly in the north bay and across the bay bridge in the golden gate bridge. we'll have highs, rainfall totals in the north bay with pretty dry conditions to the south. so location is key as to what you're seeing today. we'll have sunshine actually in the south bay, but rain showers in the north bay, everybody will have dry conditions this afternoon before another round of rain comes our way tomorrow. we'll show you that coming up in a few minutes. but let's check in with jobina and see how traffic's doing this morning. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. so we're going to start with a new crash we're following right now in newark that thankfully isn't causing much of a slowdown. but you do have at least one lane blocked on southbound 880 before 84. if you were with us a few minutes ago, that crash we following in millbrae has cleared. our eyes are going to be on the bay bridge today due to those closures because of apec. one eastbound lane, one westbound lane that'll be in place until 9 p.m. this friday day. and this is the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights came on early today at 509. so it's almost been an hour already. we will end here with our drive

times. tracy to dublin 46 minutes and you have to concord 22 and i'll be back in a few minutes with a deeper look at those apec traffic impacts. kumasi. >> thank you. jobina in just a few hours, president biden will be here in san francisco for days of huge meetings with some of the world's biggest economies. and one of those meetings is with chinese president xi jinping. abc seven news reporter lena howland live in san francisco, where preparations are already underway for the president's visit. lena kumasi president biden has plans to host an apec party here at the exploratorium tomorrow night. >> and you can already see some massive cargo shipping containers out front. a stage has been set up behind that and security checkpoints are already being put into place. that celebration is expected to happen sometime after his meeting with chinese president xi jinping tomorrow. bloomberg reports the us and china will announce an agreement that will see beijing cracking down on the manufacturing and export of fentanyl. part of the agreement says china will go after chemical companies that manufacture the source material for the highly potent synthetic

opioid in exchange, the biden administration will lift restrictions on china's forensic police institute, which has a controversial role in alleged human rights abuses. both presidents biden and xi are set to meet on the sidelines of the apec summit to discuss this and a multitude of other topics. this i won't get too far ahead of the meeting, and i'll let the president speak for himself after he has the chance to meet with president xi. >> but we believe that there are areas where our interests overlap, like our efforts to combat the illicit fentanyl trade. san francisco has been hit hard by the opioid crisis. >> the city's medical examiner said. 647 people died from an unintentional overdose just last year. officials have been pretty tight lipped about tomorrow night's event here at the exploratorium with president biden. but according to our media partners at the standard, we have learned that gwen stefani is expected to perform

during tomorrow night's celebration live in san francisco, lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you, lena. it is a jam packed day for apec attendees. it could also be a traffic jam day for anyone just trying to get around the city. jobina is here now with a look at some of the traffic changes. hi, jobina. >> hi, reggie. thank you. all right, everybody. so listen up. if you haven't been listening before, don't travel into san francisco. if you don't need to work from home, okay? now that we're past that, if you do need to travel mass transit. okay if you need to get in your car here we go from the east bay. so we have one westbound lane, one eastbound lane closed right now on the bay bridge. that's going to be in place until 9 p.m. on friday. then starting tomorrow, added to that is going to be the fifth street and fourth street off ramps that will also be closed until friday night. so it's going to get pretty messy through there. if you're going to be traveling around yerba buena gardens and also the moscone center. check this out. so the red section in the center, that's where we have

those hard road closures and where you see all of these little red dots through this area that's going to be muni. every one of those stations is impacted due to the road closures. and then this green section around the side, that's going to be local traffic. but not rideshare, not food delivery service that's going to be on the exterior perimeter. okay. so if you do need to travel again, you heard me mention mass transit. so bart is going to be operating its normal schedule. it's going to have longer trains because they're expecting more people. and then caltrain, ac transit and san francisco bay ferry also running their standard schedules. now adding to all of this. right. we already have the closures. we also have events happening at chase center this week. so tonight, the warriors are going to take on the minnesota timberwolves. then they're going to take on oklahoma city, and that's going to be on thursday at 7 p.m. and then friday, ms. lauryn hill, i'll see you there if you're going. now, an important note about this is your ticket to go to chase center. does allow you to take

muni for free and it does not need to be to the specific game or to the concert. that's all day long as well. so again, chase center trying to promote you to use that as well because no one wants you to miss the game or the concert. kumasi all right. >> thank you. jobina well, the first weekday of apex started with this dancers rappelling down the iconic trans america pyramid, the trio's choreo ography is the work of nonprofit bandaloop, and the group says san francisco and the transamerica pyramid asked them to help kick off apec. >> we perform and dance on buildings all over the world. we're trying to bring unity through the joy of public art, the sense of awe and disorientation and disruption is something that we welcome as part of the impact of our work, the city has stepped up security this alleyway off of venice avenue, known for homeless encampment in recent years, was empty except for some debris. >> it's something visitors at pier 39 noticed, too. >> the interesting part is seeing them clean the city up,

seeing all the highway patrols, staying at our hotel and all the barricades they put up yesterday , i saw many homeless people around the city, but but today i think they they brought something locals are hoping tourists will see the beauty of the city while world leaders are here in san francisco. >> officials believe the apex summit will pump as much as $50 million into the economy. but not everyone is benefiting. restaurant owners say since the security fences around the conference went up last week, business has plummeted. yesterday was especially difficult. we're the people. >> i mean, that's basically what the businesses are asking. the city is hoping that the international investment or or, you know, will come out of this. but with the small business owners in soma who have tried to endure the pandemic, will we be alive? >> and that restaurant owner is located inside the metreon, which is, of course, a adjacent

to yerba buena gardens, where moscone center is the golden gate restaurant association partnership with the city has agreed to extend restaurant week until the end of the summit. abc7 news is your station when it comes to everything apec 2023. our coverage has everything you need to know. you'll find it on the front page of our website abc7 news.com or your abc7 news bay area app. >> new this morning, president joe biden is expected to announce more than $6 billion in climate resilience funding. the announcement comes as the fifth national climate assessment was just released. that assessment warns the effects of rapidly warming climate change is being felt in every corner of the us. the federally mandated report is issued once every five years. coming up, a united airlines flight forced to make an emergency landing at sfo. the threat that forced that plane to turn back in the air and communities threatened and closed off after earthquakes caused a deep crack in the road. >> 609 and we do have rain

falling in the north bay this morning. we have more showers on the way tomorrow and even into thursday day. we're going to go hour by hour on future weather plan out the next 48 hours when the steadiest rainfall is where you

blend, officials say, as many as 900 quakes were reported on monday. residents in a small town on the very southwest tip of the country were ordered to evacuate with that volcano nearby. at last check, all roads into the town remained closed. >> wow. that's pretty incredible . 612. back here at home, live doppler seven is tracking rain that has returned to the area this morning. but i want to put

this into the loop over the last hour. and i want to show you the trend and what we're really focusing on and trying to really hammer home the rain is really going to fall in the north bay today. outside of those areas. we do remain pretty dry. that's where the current storm track will be, say the next 12 hours. tomorrow, though, everybody's going to see wet weather. so here's future weather as we go throughout the morning and the afternoon. we'll continue to track those showers falling into the north bay throughout the day this afternoon. drier conditions , some sunshine prevail south. but let's get you into wednesday, wednesday morning begins dry with mostly cloudy skies. but here we go. wet weather returns across the entire region and that's going to lead to a slow, slick evening commute on wednesday. we have more showers on the seven day forecast. we'll show you that coming up in about eight minutes. kumasi thank you, drew. >> just ahead, the safety campaign in the south bay to slow down drivers near a school and then the government could be shutting down on friday. the crippling impact it could ...there are places you'd like to be.

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the house is expected to vote on house speaker mike johnson's plan to avoid a shutdown. jobina is at the live desk with how this might impact your thanksgiving travel day plans. jobina we know millions of people are planning to travel for thanksgiving. and so that means there could be a lot of delays at airports across the country. >> thank you so much, kumasi. airlines are expecting record crowds. american airlines predicts it would carry about half a million more travelers, compared to this time last year. but without a deal in congress to avoid a government shutdown this friday, air traffic controllers and tsa workers could be forced to work without pay. the concern is many could call out sick in protest, taxing the already overburdened system. >> that is not fair to tsa workers at all to be expected to come to work during the busiest

time of the travel season without being paid. we are really going to feel the brunt of this come next week at the government shutdown. >> house speaker mike johnson has submitted a plan to keep the government funded through january, but it does not include money for israel or ukraine and it does not include spending cuts that many republicans want. at least nine republicans oppose johnson's bill. the house is expected to vote on johnson's plan today. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell has joined majority leader chuck schumer in supporting this bill, so we'll continue to follow that. kumasi thanks, jobina. >> developing news, the united airlines flight had to make an emergency landing at sfo last night due to a reported bomb threat. the flight was coming from lax headed to vancouver and it landed at sfo just before 9:30 p.m. flight tracking shows the flight made it almost to oregon before turning around. abc7 spoke with one man who was on board the plane as he had left. >> they said they were doing an emergency landing and they

didn't tell us where or anything. we just ended up here in san francisco and we're on the tarmac and they come on and say they're waiting for the air marshals. >> all right. this is a live look at sfo right now, 148 people and eight crew members were on board. that flight. according to flightaware. the flight to vancouver is now expected to take off in a few minutes at seven this morning. we've reached out to united airlines for comment but have not yet heard. >> back in the south bay. newly licensed drivers at westmont high in campbell are helping launch a campaign to encourage safe driving near campus. students who are a part of the school's traffic advisory council partnered with the city of san jose monday to launch a slowdown campaign. students parents and faculty signed the i drive the speed limit pledge. >> we have like a middle lane here. the cars will speed down even though it's supposed to just be for turning. i've seen too many students who have to

jump back because a driver just speeds right through the student traffic council is hoping to promote safer driving habits. >> last year, they asked city officials to install a blinking stop sign right in front of their school. it blinks on the corner of harriet and westmont avenues. >> let's talk about chucky cheese. a southern california one will be the only local version in the country to feature an original animatronic band. and this band is number one. >> together, we got it. which is make believe band. and you. >> i want to see every single member. >> that's pasquale. he's the pizza chef. of course, chucky. that's mister munch and his make believe band next to him is jasper t gels. that's right there. he's the country singer with a heart of gold. the only person we're not seeing is. who's that? that's chucky. >> oh, okay. oh, wow. >> okay. the only person, person or not, there's helen. henny there's my. there's my queen helen. henny.

>> oh, my god. >> oh, my gosh. oh, my god. okay so can i tell you about the actual story that we've done our whole rundown of the band? >> yeah, i disagree with a major part of the story, by the way. >> let me tell the story anyway, so the company born right here in the bay area announced that the band is going to have a permanent residency. okay at the northridge location, they're trying to improve the whole experience for guests, and they have asked all other locations to remove the band. so they think it might have something to do with the release of five nights at freddy's. you don't think that's it? that horror movie? no based on a popular video game, it's about a security guard who had to survive five nights in a chucky cheese inspired restaurant while the characters go after him. >> that's not the reason. okay? i mean, i'm not saying that doesn't exist. okay. >> so what do you think the reason is? if not this? >> i think there's a couple of reasons. i think one is expensive. >> i've really to maintain these stages and stuff. >> okay. and i think the other reason is because they think

that it's a change in what kids want, but they don't really want the animatronics anymore, that they want video games and machines where they go in and the tickets fly around. have you seen that? oh yeah, they have. and okay. >> i just feel like they're trying to create a vegas in northridge. like come to the chucky cheese in northridge. yeah. come to the residency. yeah, yeah. they're like, come see this. >> also, is this movie new? i'm not familiar. >> yeah, i've heard of it. like, i think, like, two weeks ago. okay like right around halloween. >> i just don't think the two things are connected, but speaking of two things not connected, it's the chucky on the stage and the chucky that walks around. >> because i was saying, i was like, who's that? >> it's a totally different chucky. who's chucky, by the way? that chucky still walks around. >> okay, that's. >> but that chucky always disappears during the performance, right? well at my chucky cheese, we didn't have the luxury of a second curtain, so he just froze. >> and on that, drew and on that , that's what scared the children.

>> they're like the kids ask all the time, is he why is he asleep? >> that is hilarious. >> he'll be back. just needs a nap and wait. >> i'm not joking. i used to tell the kids the spirit of that chucky cheese has jumped into the spirit of the chucky before you, not the spirit. >> and the looks i got. yeah, i'm sure you did. the spirit jumping everywhere. oh, my gosh. okay, here's live doppler seven. we do have rain right now falling in the north bay parts of the east bay as well. some light showers around 80 working through richmond. hercules even highway four. we have a couple of light showers, but the steadiest rain is really falling in the north bay. clearly you can see on live doppler seven when we get these bright colors, the yellow, the orange, that's the moderate rainfall occurring around healdsburg, mark, west springs, santa rosa. so we'll focus our attention for the steadiest rain in the north bay today outside of the north bay. it's a blend of sun and clouds throughout the afternoon. we turn mostly dry in the overnight hours, which means you start your wednesday with cloudy conditions. it's an easy morning commute in terms of the weather, we don't have any rain falling,

but that will change throughout the afternoon. by wednesday, 2 p.m, our next round of showers is moving onshore and those showers will continue pretty steady through the wednesday evening commute. rainfall today focused in the north bay. but watch what happens as we fast forward into wednesday. we start to see that rain area wide. so tomorrow evening is when most of us will see those showers moving through our neighborhood. thursday we still keep a chance of showers in the forecast are isolated in nature, but by friday, this low finally moves onshore. but that means friday evening does look pretty wet. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. the next seven days for you. rainy in the north bay today drier south steadiest showers tomorrow in the evening with scattered showers thursday pretty wet friday evening even an early morning chance saturday but saturday afternoon looks dry, leading to a nice end to the weekend on sunday. jobina. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. we're following a new crash right now in the maze. it's going to slow you down. it's on westbound 580 right before eastbound 80. also, if you're traveling westbound on 80 through emeryville, your speeds are going to track around

25mph in that area, bringing you a live picture from walnut creek showing you 680. we have clear traffic there. it is jammed up at the bay bridge toll plaza, though, and we will continue to check in on this one. and the bridge itself, if you are taking that this morning, give yourself some extra time and then highway four is beginning to slow. antioch to concord is around 24 minutes. kumasi. thanks jobina. >> now we're checking in with ginger zee who is live with what's coming up on gma. >> good morning, ginger. good morning to you, reggie kumasi. >> nice to be with everyone this morning. so here on a tuesday, a story that we're all following closely, less than 72 hours to go. the speaker of the house clashing with his own party over how to avert a government shutdown. our rachel scott is on capitol hill with what's at stake and how airlines are bracing for the thanksgiving holiday travel rush. we say it every year, but apparently this one is expected to be the busiest ever. and after the pandemic pause, millions are now facing student debt. so how one recent grad is taking us on her journey as she starts to pay back her college loan. we've also got a very special surprise

for a family in america. their wish is about to come true. they're about to go on a dream vacation. we are celebrating the launch of the new disney movie. so you're going to see a really fantastic surprise. and i get to join them later this week at disneyland, paris cannot wait. >> that's what it is. that is exciting. >> that's a wonderful surprise. i love that. >> we were just talking about how there's only going to be one chuck e cheese band left in the country and as a former chuck e cheese employee, i was very sad to hear that. but i think one of the reasons i was trying to explain is that kids aren't as attached anymore to these animatronic bands. have your kids even ever seen the chuck e cheese band? >> not only have they seen it because we've played it, but we played the documentary, which was way more exciting for us than it was for them. yeah, and then also, i don't know if it was the youtube algorithm or whatever, but it put us right onto the trailer for, i believe, a movie called freddy, which was kind of based loosely on the

animatronics coming to life and like stealing children. so it wasn't great. and then adrienne told me that i left him with nightmares. and thanks so much, mom. i was like, poor adrienne. >> well, when i used to work there, we couldn't. >> we i shouldn't say we couldn't, but we hardly ever unleashed the purple monster named mr. munch out into the crowd because children would literally i'm not exaggerating. it would scream and run across the restaurant and sometimes out of the restaurant. so since i'm not here for much, like i was with my three year old cousin's baby and she did not even like mickey mouse, like he was too much. >> munch obviously is too much. yeah obviously even the name is a little too much. >> we will see you at 7:00 for more news and hijinks and, of course, weather. -why do you do it? -you ignore the signs and the flashing lights. -that's my dad. -that's my mom behind those cones.

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and that's where much of the wet weather will stay today. we're dry in the south bay, but tomorrow everybody will see those showers area wide, especially tomorrow evening. just a few drops on the exploratorium lens. you can see that sunshine as you look south. so north bay showers this morning. we'll keep it dry south throughout the day. those showers will lift out of the north bay this afternoon for a mostly cloudy and dry finish to the evening. but then again, that wet weather returns area wide starting tomorrow afternoon. >> reggie, drew, thank you. nice to 630. major league baseball owners set to meet today and the relocation of the a's on the agenda. the steps that still have to happen for a move to vegas to become a reality. then that ferris wheel now open for business along fisherman's

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is planned for today as president biden is set to arrive in the city. and paul pelosi opening up for the first time about the attempt on his life. >> his emotional testimony in court facing his accused attacker. >> and we take a live look at the bay bridge. it is definitely wet on the roads this morning. weather could be the least of our traffic issues on the bridge this week. we will explain that. >> good morning, everybody. it is tuesday, november 14th. >> yeah. so let's talk about the weather, drew. >> yeah, good morning. so the rain right now is mainly falling in the north bay. let's go to live doppler seven right now showing you kind of the haves and the have nots. we're dry from the peninsula to the south bay, but in the north bay, we do have light to moderate showers moving through from guerneville to healdsburg santa rosa, it is wet across parts of yountville as well. it's a level one light storm on the storm impact scale today with scattered showers in the north bay drier in the south bay. the biggest impact this morning are those slick roads you can see we're dry from sutro tower, but breezy. we'll keep those showers in the north bay through about noon and then this

afternoon, we're dry across the entire region to finish the day. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. but we do have another round of rain that affects everybody tomorrow. so we'll talk about that coming up in eight minutes. but let's check in with jobina and see how traffic is today. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. so we are following a new crash right now. and we're going to start, though, with the one in the maze because it's causing the biggest backup westbound 5 to 80 before eastbound 80 still is not cleared. your speeds are dropping now to around 16mph there. this is our new crash in hayward, southbound, 880 at west tennyson. so it looks like we have at least one lane blocked there. we are in week six now of our sigalert on the richmond-san rafael bridge in the westbound direction. we have those three lanes blocked no wide load vehicles allowed here. we will end in oakland showing you our 8-80 at the coliseum camera and i will talk about those apec closures in just a moment. reggie and kumasi. >> thanks jobina there is so much happening with apec. we want to give you a day by day timeline, so here are a few events set for today in san francisco, there's a welcome reception for the apex ceo summit at moscone center, west, the apec annual ministerial

meeting also gets underway today and it is day two of an event called apec meets silicon valley and california, where representatives from apec country is in bay area. business leaders gather here. they are meeting aboard a 100 year old ferry moored at pier nine. now a key moment at apec will be the face to face meeting between president biden and the president of china. it will be their first meeting in a year, and that's happening tomorrow. one of the topics of discussion will be the fentanyl crisis. president biden arrives in the bay area today. abc seven news reporter lena howland joining us live outside the exploratorium in san francisco where the president is hosting an apec party. lena kumasi we are already seeing this set up process well underway here at the exploratorium behind me with what appears to be some massive shipping containers stacked on top of each other behind that wall of shipping containers, we're seeing a stage already set up and security checkpoints being put into place. >> that celebration is expected

to happen sometime after president biden's meeting with chinese president xi jinping tomorrow. bloomberg reports the us and china will announce an agreement that will see beijing cracking down on the manufacturing and export of fentanyl. national security adviser jake sullivan said. they're also expected to talk about some of the most fundamental elements of the us-china relationship. that includes things like opening lines of military communications and managing competition responsibly to avoid conflict. >> the question is, can we create the lines of communication and the broad parameters in the relationship so that through whatever comes, we can manage competition responsibly so it doesn't veer into conflict? that's what the president has set out to achieve in this summit with president xi and so he sees this not just as a one off meeting, but as an important moment to be able to establish the kind of basis upon which we can proceed out into

the future. >> sullivan characterized the past conversations between biden and xi as as direct and straightforward. and the administration is looking forward to a productive meeting. if you're heading out to work today here in this direction near the exploratorium, just keep in mind that one lane of traffic is shut down in this area, headed towards the fisherman's wharf direction. so just keep that in mind as you head out the door this morning. live in san francisco, lena howland, abc seven news. >> lena, thank you. and today, through the rest of the week there will be lots of road closures because of the summit jobina is showing us how that could affect you. >> thank you, reggie. all right, everybody. so the overall messaging here is to not travel into san francisco if you don't need to. and if you do, to rely on mass transit. but say you're heading out on the roadways, this is what you need to know, especially from the east bay. we're going to have one eastbound lane and one less one westbound lane closed on the bay bridge and that will be in place from now until 9 p.m. on friday.

also starting tomorrow, we will have the off ramp. so that includes the fourth street and fifth street. off ramps shut down. also so until friday. so we expect it to get a bit messy there. and for the metering lights to keep turning on earlier and earlier. right now i did recommend mass transit, but we have to make a note about it. muni so where you see all of these red dots on our map, those are all of the muni stops in impacted due to apex closures. so that's going to have some major disruptions. so you're going to want to check the schedule and of course abc seven news.com then this square here. so in the red section, those are going to be the hard road closures where you see the green that's local traffic. but we will be not seeing, let's say, for example, rideshare, not in the green or also food delivery service, not in the green. so important to know as well. so for mass transit, bart is going to be running its normal schedule. they will have longer trains because they're expecting more people to be relying on bart, caltrain, ac transit and also the san francisco bay ferry in normal service chase center

is going to be having events this week on top of everything else. so it's important to know that the golden state warriors are taking on the minnesota minnesota timberwolves tonight at seven thursday at 7:00, taking on oklahoma city and then miss lauryn hill. we have the concert this friday at 730. your ticket for chase center does allow you to ride muni for free. and it is not limited to your transit going to the event. it works all day long. so that's important to note. and give yourself plenty of time so you don't miss the game or concert. >> reggie now as jobina no shade. but miss lauryn hill is 730 ish now i'm going to say you could probably pull up at 9:00 to miss lauryn hill and be okay. you'll be good. you'll still. you won't miss that thing. yeah, it's the games. >> it's the game. >> there you go. thank you. along with san francisco's waterfront, a new laser light show and other attractions meant to show off the city are now fully enforced. but the glamor that comes with it, the cleanup that's getting mixed reviews. we talked to people along the embarcadero. some were concerned that while encampments were cleared for apec, the actual

root problem hasn't been addressed. >> i think it's good that they're cleaning it up. i would rather have them clean up and i don't know, like 17 countries are coming in than not. but it'd be nice if they cleaned up the rest of the year too. >> others say they're excited about what the city is offering, including the lasers. they talked about lighting market street every night, going from the ferry building to twin peaks . >> i love it. i feel like we're starting the holiday early with the apec conference. i haven't seen this on a monday before. >> and last night, the ferris wheel that got moved from golden gate park to fisherman's wharf started moving with passengers on board. it'll be there for at least six months. a live look now at the ferris wheel. >> we just wanted to see it in its morning glory. isn't it nice today? city crews are expected to complete an inspection of it because, as we know, it was supposed to start running over the weekend. they needed more time to smooth things out. but now, as we told you, it is up and ready for the inspection and

for you to get on it because we just saw people getting on. people were on night. so i guess they're on it. i mean, maybe they just got to check it in the morning, you know, in the daylight. okay i don't know. >> maybe we just need to check that's already been done because it seems like people were riding it. >> they were on it. i think i'm going to do that this weekend. are you? yeah. good. i love the ferris wheel. okay >> let me know. >> i will. now abc news is your station abc seven. when it comes to everything, the apec 2023, our complete coverage has all the things you need to know from the traffic in the days ahead to that daily schedule of events. you'll find it all on the front page of our website. abc seven news.com. >> tens of thousands of people are expected to take part in a march for israel in washington, dc today, officials are designating the rally as a level one security event. that's the highest risk classification. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom. gloria just spoke with someone who's going to be going to this rally. that's right, reggie. >> erin kotlar lives in berkeley and heads up the national jewish nonprofit upstart. he's also

close friends with one of the hostage is being held in israel. hirsh goldberg, poland and his family. hirsch is originally from berkeley and his family was living in israel when he was taken hostage from a music festival. cotler talked to me this morning about the main message for the march today. >> the main message is pride. unity and uniting against anti-semitism and uniting around bringing all of the hostages home. um, you know, there are 240, at least 240 hostages that we know of from 33 different countries and national cities across religions and ranging in age from eight months to 85 years old and think the march today is about showing that while while we as a community are concerned about hate and fear and anti-semitism, we're not scared in the war zone. >> gaza's overwhelmed hospitals are facing increasing danger. the israeli defense forces says

hamas militants used one hospital as a command post and even to hold hostages. president biden reiterated his concerns about conditions surrounding that critical facility. the white house says the us is continuing to work on getting fuel supplies to gaza's hospitals. meanwhile the preparations are underway in washington, dc for that march. the mayor of dc is requesting support from the national guard amid rising threats to jewish muslim and arab communities. law enforcement officials have not tracked any specific actionable threat to the march. homeland security is classifying this as a level one event that's often reserved for the super bowl and other large events of national or greater significance. live in the newsroom, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news, reggie, thanks, gloria. >> protesters are continuing demonstrations here in the bay area in san francisco. a cease fire in gaza. message was projected onto the ferry building last night. all organizers of the display wanted to get the message out as world leaders and media descend on the

city for the summit, they say too many innocent civilians have died and are calling for an immediate end to the bombing. across the bay in oakland, federal police arrested hundreds of protesters at a demonstration. jobina is at the live desk with that. thank you, reggie. >> the group took over the oakland federal building staging a sit in while closing time ceasefire. now ceasefire now. the group called jewish voice for peace held the rally under the rotunda in the ron dellums building. more than 700 people attended, including children of holocaust survivors. israelis and other supporters. all calling for a ceasefire in gaza. organizers say at least 450 people were detained and or arrested as the federal protective service worked to clear the building. organizers say it's the largest protest of jews standing in solidarity with palestinians in state history. this comes as president biden and vice president kamala harris are in the bay area for apec.

protesters are demanding biden and harris call for a cease fire in gaza and today, the oakland uprising group is planning a protest on market and powell streets in san francisco. so at 5 p.m, they are demanding a cease fire as well. and also wanting to send a message to the president. reggie. thanks jobina. >> happening today, major league baseball owners are gathering in texas for their quarterly meeting. this is when they're expected to vote on whether or not the oakland a's can move to vegas. owners are going to vote on a's team owner john fisher's bid to move the team to nevada. fisher needs 75. that is 23 out of the 30 members to vote in favor for it to pass, which we understand is likely to happen. the a's still need to finalize local and nevada state agreements before any move is made. so whether or not the new inflation report is good for consumers and a look right now at the big board live in new york from the new york stock exchange. >> another update on the markets next. >> and stay with us on the abc

seven bay area streaming app at seven for abc, seven at seven. we're talking about a few angles about apec that we haven't covered yet. plus, abc's deborah roberts joins us live to talk about her new venture. and we have a comedian joining us oh, also we're going to learn to make pizza and kumasi is going to pick up a blowtorch. >> it happened in her and she actually had that flame on a little too long. oh, everything's fine. everything. what's nothing burned down? i'm just saying, your hair looks great. >> thank you. >> your face is perfect. >> you know. nothing to worry about there. here's the three day forecast today. so showers have returned to parts of the region today. they become more widespread tomorrow evening. and we still include scattered showers in the forecast on thursday, all because of this area of low pressure. get used to us showing you this map because it is not moving through the rest of the week. that's going to funnel moisture in and out of northern california at least through the start of the weekend. for today's commute, we have showers in the north bay. we're dry as you go outside of the north bay into the south

bay. we're looking good in the south bay, but in the north bay, we have slick roads out there. use caution, but for the evening rush, no worries. we're dry across the board. we expect that pavement to dry out and it should be an easy tuesday evening commute. but here you can see live doppler seven showing you those showers in the north bay right now. future weather showing you. we'll keep those showers in the north bay throughout the afternoon. dry everywhere else. we'll start out wednesday morning. this is 7 to 8 a.m. tomorrow morning with mostly cloudy, dry conditions. but things quickly change in the afternoon and the evening showers become widespread. and that will impact your wednesday evening commute. we have more shower chances on the seven day. we'll show you that coming up in

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nearly 8% in october. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway this morning. those are flags. and that's a man that's a turkey. >> yes. you know why? because of nearly 20,000 people have signed a petition in calling for a boycott of the macy's thanksgiving day parade because of its inclusion of lgbtq plus performers as one group. the group that's called 1 million moms claims the parade will be a non binary and transgender extravaganza to their website. it poses having lgbtq plus people represented in the parade and in many other places as well to non-binary people who will be performing. are broadway stars justin, david sullivan and alex newell. parade organizers have not responded to the petition. >> a bright red ferrari from 1962 just sold at auction for

nearly $52 million. and here's what it looks like. sotheby's in new york city shared this photo of the classic racing car on its website calling it the holy grail of ferraris, as is expected to go for at least $60 million before someone paid 51.7 million for the italian race car . i'm supposed to tell you that's a lot of money, is it? >> no. >> yes, it is. >> thank you, friend. >> it doesn't even come close to the most expensive car ever sold at auction. a 1955 mercedes benz that went for $142 million last year. >> ferrari is a very classic car. a lot of people love them. listen we've got $51 million because you're having fun with life. >> and that's a lot of money. >> look at the mercedes that sold. sorry you all. >> oh, oh, see, that's cooler. >> that's cool. and much more expensive. >> that's a lot of money, guys.

that's a lot of money. a lot of money. >> it's even a lot more money. >> i just, you know, and drew, i'm sad because i rented a convertible. >> my friend is coming to visit this weekend and we rented a cute little red mercedes convertible. and i had my vision for us. she's visiting the bay for the first time and i'm like, girl, we're going to napa. we're going to drop drop the top. >> no. >> and here comes this rain. >> wait, won't it be not raining this weekend at least saturday evening, saturday morning. never mind. >> you know, i think like november to february. just never get a convertible. you'll just it's just not. it's not the greatest weather. september. october is your convertible weather time. >> maybe sunday, sunday is nice. >> i know. there you go. two months out of the year, september, october is true because you do it in june. fog might blow you away in june, you're freezing. >> especially in the city. >> yes. >> let's see that rain this morning. here's a live look at live doppler seven where we're seeing those showers. focus in santa rosa, cloverdale, ukiah, cia, some scattered showers in vallejo right now. it's all a level one system that is

currently moving through. we're starting out numbers this morning, mainly in the 50s and we'll get into the 60s and 70s later on today. it's a pretty sunrise here, a live look from the exploratorium camera. certainly drier and brighter conditions to the south bay wetter and cloudier conditions to the north. that's the theme for today. here's future weather. let's go hour by hour. this is 1130 later on this morning, shower is in the north bay. but look, all that sunshine in the inland east bay, the south bay. so it's really the haves and have nots throughout the day when it comes to the rainfall. we all get a break from the rain overnight tonight. that leads to a dry start to the day for wednesday with mostly cloudy conditions. but then wednesday afternoon, here comes our next round of rain and we could have some heavier, steadier showers, especially for the evening commute. that's something we'll watch. just anticipate tomorrow evening's commute to be slick and slow. rainfall totals today again focused in the north bay. then area wide. here comes wednesday, that rain is falling across the entire region with that wednesday evening. slow commute. we'll get into thursday. low pressure still spinning near by that means thursday. showers in

the forecast. and then on friday , it looks like that is when the low will finally move on shore. but this is 5 p.m. friday. so friday evening does look pretty wet. here's the accuweather seven day forecast next seven days for you. rain in the north bay. drier conditions south steadiest rain tomorrow is in the evening. scattered showers in the forecast thursday with a wet evening on friday early morning showers on saturday. then we'll finally dry out saturday evening for a brighter nicer end to the weekend. jobina >> thank you, drew. good morning, everyone. we're still following a crash right now in the maze that is slowing people down in this area. so it's going to be on westbound 580 before eastbound 80 speeds around 16mph in the spot. and it doesn't get much better once you approach the bay bridge. i'll show you that camera in a moment. but we're here at the richmond-san rafael bridge because we're still in week six of this sigalert. we have three westbound lanes blocked. no wide load vehicles allowed in this area, no estimate to when that will reopen. and check out the bay bridge toll plaza. it is stacked metering lights came on

at 509. your speeds are under the limit all the way across and remember, we still have one westbound lane closed and one eastbound lane closed due to apec. that will be in place until friday at nine. >> reggie watts jobina if all those people are in their cars, lived in fresno, they could be going through the very first drive through denny's is in california. there's another one in the country, but it's the first one here in kerman, just outside of fresno. so this is the second drive through, as i mentioned, in the country that denny's has rolled out and cars were lined up around the building for opening day. people i guess, pretty excited to try this out. >> we need it. we need like, you know, this kind of business here in kerman because they bring like jobs. >> so this is a little confusing to me because we say the first 100 dying in customers got a free denny's mug. but aren't we promoting the drive through? you don't get a mug if you go

through the drive through. >> okay. well apparently they're giving coffee to every visitor for free for the next month. >> and the diner is open. 24 hours a day. >> that's nice. >> so let's just see how this would go. hello. welcome to denny's. how may i help you? what would you like to order? >> not today. not today. for friend just wants me to say this where he wants to order moons over miami. >> yum. do you know that's an actual menu item? i mean, i believed you. moons over miami. >> and what would be the moon aspect of that dish. >> i don't. i don't know. eggs does that make sense? that doesn't make sense. i'm going to try and figure that out

one light storm on the storm impact scale, the biggest impact in the north bay. drier conditions further south. >> number two, bringing you a live picture from the bay bridge toll plaza, the bay bridge is our most crowded spot this morning. we have one eastbound lane and one westbound lane closed due to apec number three, president biden is arriving in san francisco later this morning for apec. >> he is set to meet with china's president tomorrow. >> number four, hundreds of protesters filled the federal building in oakland last night, calling for a cease fire in gaza . organizers say at least 450 people were detained or arrested as the federal protective service worked to clear the building number five, a united airlines flight that had to make an emergency landing at sfo is scheduled to take off pretty much right now at 7 a.m. the plane was flying from los angeles to vancouver when it got a bomb threat. number six, the supreme court is adopting a new

code of conduct after allegations of ethics lapses by some justices as they didn't make clear how they would enforce this new code or take complaints. >> number seven, jack in the box is out with a new girl scouts thin mint shake. it is thick and creamy, creamy chocolate mint shake blended with thin mint cookies topped with whipped cream and then thin mint cookie crumbles. you can get it for $5.80 for a regular order. >> that'll be popular. yes. the moon. summer. help me refer to the eggs. >> oh, by the way, good to know. we are worried. >> thanks. glenn. show. >> good morning america for our viewers in the west. with 72 hours to go, the speaker of the house clashing with his own party over how to avert a government shutdown. new house speaker mike johnson pushes for a vote for his plan to keep the governme r